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...thing, small but telling-in several recent issues you have run an advertisement from Heinz under the topical head "Victuals" which in no way is distinguished from the news text. If there is a difference I was too annoyed to hunt for it. I was tricked into reading that ad. I like to read advertisements but I prefer to be persuaded to read them, not have trickery do it. It was not an accident that the ad appeared in the manner it did. It was calculated and at the same time it was theft. Can you get around that...
What would brother-in-law have? Would he have the managing editor (who makes front cover) and the advertising manager (who makes the ad-pages) confer with each other? Only by such untimely collaboration could such a coincidence be avoided.-ED. President's Voice Sirs...
...banks, then president of a smaller bank, then a Wall Street in vestment counsel, and who now represents himself to be the intimate adviser of Senator Thomas? This is not hearsay. This man has stated not once but several times that not only is he Senator Thomas's ad viser, but that he helps the good Senator to write many of his letters and speeches. Perhaps, he has no right to make any such statement. ... If, on the other hand, he is telling the truth, I think it behooves 'the Senator to speak more softly and more reverently...
...Although he had scored a high run of 125 and had run out a game in two innings during the national championship, Kelly was so gloomy over his chances against Greenleaf that he went outside for a smoke in the 14th inning. After he re turned, Greenleaf scratched. Taking ad vantage of the break, Kelly fought into the lead, held the defending champion off until the 25th inning, finally took the game with a run of 13. (125-10-85.) It was the first game Greenleaf had lost in three years of championship play. All but two other opponents found...
...directors. I would suggest, therefore, that it would be in order for your board to declare a quarterly dividend equal to 20% annually. . . . Please be good enough to promptly confirm this arrangement. . . ." And its reply: "As you are aware, a dividend of this amount has not been earned. In ad dition to that, the trust company is setting up no reserves and we feel that it is not as it should be." Mr. Pecora: Don't you think that your suggestions for a dividend rate for the units were looked upon as an order from the throne? Mr. Lord...